Well S.C. , I've done my own work, but there are several concepts that are a little beyond my grasp, although I'm trying. I am 67 years old and its a little bit hard to understand when someone says, " Just cut and paste this here, and write an assembler routine and add it here....". I have bought books like, "Revolutionary Assembly Language" and "Learning Assembly Language the Easy Way", all to no avail. I guess its like a cave man trying to understand a computer. At some point in our lives things just don't sink in that well. But I do appreciate Art's input but its like asking your mechanic what is wrong with your car and he replies "read the book".
Maybe I should just quit, throw away the development board and PBP and just watch tv all the time, would that be better?